Best Practices

River Road Generating Plant Owned by Clark Public Utilities Operated by GE Vernova 248 MW, gas-fired 1 × 1 7FA.02-powered combined cycle equipped with a Foster Wheeler HRSG, and a GE A12 steam turbine, located in Vancouver, Wash Plant manager: Robert Mash Challenge. River Road relies on a twin, double-pass reverse-osmosis system to provide ultrapure […]

River Road Generating Plant Owned by Clark Public Utilities Operated by GE Vernova 248 MW, gas-fired 1 × 1 7FA.02-powered combined cycle equipped with a Foster Wheeler HRSG, and a GE A12 steam turbine, located in Vancouver, Wash Plant manager: Robert Mash Challenge. Proper staffing is a core requirement for a well-functioning powerplant. Filling a

Ventanilla Combined Cycle Power Plant Owned and operated by ENEL Generacíon Perú 427 MW, 2 × 1 SGT6-4000F-powered dual-fuel powerplant, located in Callao, Perú Plant manager: Dany Alcantara Plant background. Endesa SA, Spain’s largest electric utility, won a tender in December 1995 to take control of Empresa de Generación Termoeléctrica de Ventanilla (Etevensa), the genco

Ventanilla Combined Cycle Power Plant Owned and operated by ENEL Generacíon Perú 427 MW, 2 × 1 SGT6-4000F-powered dual-fuel powerplant, located in Callao, Perú Plant manager: Dany Alcantara Plant background. Endesa SA, Spain’s largest electric utility, won a tender in December 1995 to take control of Empresa de Generación Termoeléctrica de Ventanilla (Etevensa), the genco

Ventanilla Combined Cycle Power Plant Owned and operated by ENEL Generacíon Perú 427 MW, 2 × 1 SGT6-4000F-powered dual-fuel powerplant, located in Callao, Perú Plant manager: Dany Alcantara Plant background. Endesa SA, Spain’s largest electric utility, won a tender in December 1995 to take control of Empresa de Generación Termoeléctrica de Ventanilla (Etevensa), the genco

Ventanilla Combined Cycle Power Plant Owned and operated by ENEL Generacíon Perú 427 MW, 2 × 1 SGT6-4000F-powered dual-fuel powerplant, located in Callao, Perú Plant manager: Dany Alcantara Plant background. Endesa SA, Spain’s largest electric utility, won a tender in December 1995 to take control of Empresa de Generación Termoeléctrica de Ventanilla (Etevensa), the genco

The COMBINED CYCLE Journal and the steering committees of the industry’s leading users groups—including 7F, 501F, 501G, 7EA, 7/9HA, Western Turbine, CCUG, STUG, GUG, PPCUG, Frame 6B, Frame 5, 501D5-D5A, AOG, and V—collaborate to expand the sharing of best practices and lessons learned among owner/operators of large frame and aeroderivative gas turbines. Thirty-eight plants listed